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Oct 15, 2017
~ Kobi Yamada
Oct 11, 2017
flacka
I had about 80 days of unused sick leave when I retired. They paid me only 10% of what it was worth but there was no way I could or would use it all up. I did take some days off during my last year. Check with your district about getting some pay out for the unused leave. Most of my friends in other states got paid out at about 35% of the value.
Deb ms/IA
In 30 years I have not taken any sick days (one c-section maternity leave and two days for minor surgery and a handful of family hospitalizations and that's it!) We have no reimbursement for not taking sick days. We can be paid for not using leave and we can carry one day over to the next year but no accumulation of days over a long period. I do do...See More
Oct 11, 2017
Deb ms/IA
I have a the same timeline! I am trying to schedule a time to meet with a retirement person at the state IPERS and I plan on attending a spring retirement planning session with the union. This should help make my planning a bit easier. Can you do the same?
Oct 11, 2017
The difficulty is that this is a pretty fast pace for middle schoolers, and my guys are not the most independent learners. They think...See More
Deb ms/IA
Visit with your department head and tell him/her that there is no way to get to that point and stick with covering reconstruction. My partner teaches the exact same time period and that is where he gets by school dismissal in May. Civil War in April and reconstruction in May. I cover the literature section of Civil War in April too and then we have...See More
Oct 14, 2017
~ Heywood Broun
Oct 13, 2017
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judycaret
Hi! I walked hard today, pushing myself a bit. It felt good but it made me pretty lazy this afternoon. I cooked chicken and broccoli for lunch—I like a big lunch and snacky dinner.
men, I don't understand your "meal" assignment. Who are you feeding.
men, I don't understand your "meal" assignment. Who are you feeding.
men52
Judy: we are a small school and we have our monthly staff meeting right after class is over. The classrooms take turns providing the meal. It's my co teacher and my turn to feed the staff of seven.
Oct 13, 2017
~ Feng Chih
Oct 12, 2017
~ Page Sullivan
Oct 10, 2017
plier + plier + plier = 9
plier + drill = 7
drill - screwdriver = 1
4 screwdrivers + plier x drill = ?
Bob R/CA
Plier must = 3, so drill must = 4. Thus screwdriver must = 3 also.
The final answer can be had if you substitute and remember your order of operations.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=order+of+operations
The final answer can be had if you substitute and remember your order of operations.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=order+of+operations
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